THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1979
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nnual sorority Derby Day
produces winners — and fun
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Delta Zeta sorority won Derby
Day, an annual even sponsored
by $igma Chi fraternity.
The week-long contest started
st| Monday and ended Satur-
■ It involved the nine
IfQrities here.
iturday’s main event was the
Derby Chase, which was won by
Zeta Tau Alpha. Other events in
cluded a tug-of-war and a bronco
riding contest in which a girl
would ride on a guy’s back and
try to fill a bucket with a pitcher
of water.
Below right, Ann Gradwohl of
Kappa Alpha Tetea displays a
late that is the sorority’s spirit
sign with other members of the
group.
Below, during some of the
“unofficial” competition, puppy
Delta wins the nose-biting con
test with Lisa Miller.
Battalion photos by Lynn Blanco
Mexico, Sweden set
oil, energy agreement
United Press International
MEXICO CITY — Mexico will
sell Sweden 70,000 barrels of oil a
day starting in 1981, Swedish
Commerce Minister Hadar Cars
announced.
In interviews published Sunday
in Mexico City newspapers, Cars
also said Mexico and Sweden would
cooperate in development of
nuclear-electric energy and agricul
tural production.
Cars called the oil agreement
with Mexico important, saying it
would allow Sweden to diversify its
suppliers of fuel. Cars made his re
marks before he departed for Swe
den after a brief visit to Mexico.
MAKE LIKE A BUNNY
and
GIVE SOME HONEY
for
Organized labor to begin
5 Operation Price Watch’
I United Press International table and more enforceable” than Price Watch would
WE BUY BOOKS
EVERY DAY!
And remember we give 20% more in trade for used
WASHINGTON — Organized
Maboi announced Monday it will
send thousands of its members,
wearing special badges, into stores
across the nation to be the “eyes and
ears of the government’s anti
inflation program.
“We re going to provide the con
sumers view — the view from the
wrong side of the cash register,”
said AFL-CIO President George
Meany as he unveiled his organiza-
tionls “Operation Price Watch.”
Meany said he believed the new
>93-23 drive will prove that “mandatory,
across-the-board controls on the
price of everything and the income
of everybody would be more equi-
the administration’s five-month-old
voluntary program.
Meany said the AFL-CIO firmly
believes President Carter’s anti-
inflation program “is not working
and that inflation is worse” than it
was when the program started last
Oct. 24.
Meany said his staff had con
ducted a pilot program in several
cities to test Operation Price Watch.
He said he saw in one report that
of 80 items checked for price, two
went down and five remained the
same.
“In other words, 73 prices out of
80 increased,” Meany said.
Meany explained that Operation
Clergymen look earthward
sieJfor malpractice protection
utilize union
members across the nation who will
go into stores and check on price ac
tivities and then report their find
ings to both AFL-CIO officials in
Washington and to the president’s
Council on Wage and Price Stabil
ity.
It will then be up to the govern
ment to investigate the price in
creases through their established
procedures, Meany said.
“Our volunteers are not going to
be spies,” Meany said. “They are
not going to sneak into stores. They
are going to wear badges. Everyone
will know who they are and what
they are doing. ”
Meany said he expected that
some of the union members will find
unjustified price increases and are
“going to scream.”
books.
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Northgate - Across from the Post Office
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Buy a Gift Box of Honey
from the
Entomology Club
845-2516 or
Rm. 404
Entomology Bldg.
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United Press International
DES MOINES, IOWA — Cler
gymen can now receive malpractice
insurance in case their advice turns
out to be “erroneous.”
The Iowa Insurance Department
has given approval for insurance
companies to begin providing the
malpractice insurance to clergymen
and religious institutions.
The plan protects clergyman in
They cited an example of a pastor
who gave advice to a woman to leave
her husband because the duo was
having marital problems. The
couple split up, but the enraged
husband shot his spouse. They man
aged to reconcile their differences,
reunited and filed a lawsuit against
the preacher who gave the marital
advice.
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TECHNICAL
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whole new world for you in marketing.
The revolution in consumer electronics is just begin
ning. The world market for consumer electronic
products within the scope of Tl’s interest is projected
to grow from $8.1 billion in 1978 to more than $25
billion by the late 1980s.
Openings/Benefits
Texas Instruments has openings for Bachelor of Sci
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Physics. MBA preferred for all categories. If you have
a high degree of motivation for marketing/sales,
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marketing program.
Frontier:
This market is still a frontier.
Consider these facts. See what they tell you about the
career potential of marketing/sales at TI:
• Tl’s goal is to be a $10 billion company by the
late 1980s.
• One of Tl’s three major growth thrusts is consumer
electronics.
• Tl has long been the leader in solid-state technol
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foundation to Tl’s leadership in consumer elec
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